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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1956)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1959 PACE SIX HERALD VD vn;wS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Be sure to remove metal hang ins r nlpated Dins before laund - Jet jewelry makes fashion news from Paris. Dior uses from five to seven rows for necklaces. Patou 5r,l lv. ering draperies. This prevents rust stains and pricxea lingers. trims suits witn It ano Aioouy usee it for black velvet bats. - Any toy that can be washed with soapsuds is safer fur a child to play with than ones that are un cleanable. Lots of fur hats from Paris In fox. beaver, ocelot, leopard or col ored Persian lamb. .-e-Twij,, ru """'' t s --'0, i , K I 7- i i ' 1 Tvffi. AND MRS. DANIEL McAULIFFE (Sharon Francei Scott) Photo by Miller-Williams f , McAuliffe-Scott Vows Said In St. Augustine's Church MAUN Married September S. isilk afternoon dress with a brown in St. Augustine's Catholic Church in Merrill, were Sharon Frances Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Scott, and Daniel (Danny) McAuIiffe. son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. McAuIllfe, all of Malin. The Uev. John Phclan officiated at the 8 a.m. Nuptial Mass attend ed only by members of the bride and bridegroom's immediate fam ilies. The bride wore a pink print raw jacket and brown accessories. Her headdress was of pink and white flowers. Attending the nuptial couple were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Shuck, brother-in-law and sister of the bridegroom. Mrs. Shuck wore a blue afternoon dress with' match ing accessories. Mrs. Scott chose an avocado print dress with matching avocado coat with brown accessories for her daughter's wedding. Mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. McAuIiffe, wore a navy blue afternoon dress with, navy accessories. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony at the bride's home in Malin. Others present besides the newlyweds parents were Mr. and Mrs. Rodny Lyon, yirs. Lind lcy Stewart, AHuras; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. John McAuIiffe, James Scott, Bev erly Scott, Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Ulen w. bcott, tne orides grandparents. The bride was graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in Klam ath Falls and the bridegroom at tended schools in Malin. They are now at home in Alturas. ANNOUNCED in Lake view by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Cecil Swingle, is the engagement of Cecelia Faye Swingle to Ronald Daren, son of Mr. and Mn. Merton Daron, ell of Lalceview. Photo by Guderiao Wednesday Club St. Pauls farisn Han was dec orated with colorful leaves and fall flowers for the members and guests of Wednesday Club. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Helen Mueller, Mrs. Phil Schroedcr, Mrs. L. Z. Carter 'and Mrs. Ann Fisher. Guests of the club were Mrs. Margaret Dingwell, Mrs. Oscar Kittredge, Mrs. Louie Magallanes and Mrs. George Schroedcr. Prizes for pinochle were award ed to Mrs. Robert Friesen and Mrs. Gordon Sites; for bridge to Mrs. Otto Ellis and Mrs. Jim Wal m r:. if W "X .SK riopsodM irv A- flat 9 Roma-1-composed for the prettiest girls In the world . . . arranged for an all-male chorus of compliments. il Ji " """" JsW I 895 l 1. - 11 MOWN NIOUTI fOLM 9 S25 Main Jf":'" MODELS FOR MILLER'S at the Sojourners fall tea included the three above, from the left.-Mrs. A. V. McVey, Mrs. Walter Hoag and Mrs. Ralph Hemmesch. Photo by Kettler feiHIBiirfgiilaiiilri'fillflir-illftf i i I '3 WltiutiriiimiilA I NU PHI MU. CHAPTER NO. 651 hobo party at the County. Library was for potential Beta Sigma Phi rusheei. Invitations were written on paper sacks and guests were asked to dress in hobo character. J In keeping with the party theme, a scavenger hunt was the game of the evening. Sandwiches and coffee were served after the hunt. From the left, Carol Dixon, Carol Michele, Roseanne Brown, Patsy Srashlo. Ann Wol frum, Garda Turner, Dqreen Inch and Marilyn Vashaw. Photo by Otto Ellis l' '! v mi A t 1. LJi.tdilLl S&m lLmJli I "'i fc3 JUDY KIMBLE Worthy Adviser Dunsmuir RFG Rainbow Girls Installation rTTVSMITmTiidv Kimble was installed as worthy adviser of Dunsmuir Chapter, Order ol Kain- bow Girls at ceremonies at the Dunsmuir Masonic Temple on the evening of September 19. cither inrnming otticers were ITava Timber, wnrthv associate ad- viscr; Carol Logan, cnanty;- raary Ammarati, lope; Beverly Crowe, faith. i.pttip I.pp Cook, drill lead er; Rayola Hamen, chaplain; Car ol Kohlbaker, love. Margie Granvick. religion; Mar- jone Green, nature; joAnne Rei- by, immortality: Kathryn Nelson, firipiitv! susan rnom. panriousm Marv Lockart. service; Marcia Gorman, confidential observer; Sue McClure, outer observer; Joan Collins, musician; Ren a lnelallincr officers were Donna Wright, honorary marshal; Joan Hn ins. marshal: Jessie tlernn. miiicinn: Mariorie Erhart. chaD- lam; Frances DeCnstina, treasur er; and Judy Crowe, recorder. BPW CLUB Observance of National Business and Professional Womens Week started in Weed with a kick-off dinner meeting the evening of September 20 at the Savoy Hotel with employers of the local busi ness women members invited as special guests. . "Boss Night" entertainment was! a colored photo travelog of Mexi co and Guatamala. shown by John' Jcffery who, with Mrs. Jeffery, ! took the pictures on their recent 18,000 mile trailer journey through the southern countries. Dave Sbarbaro, chamber of commerce president, was intro duced by Mrs. Mary Youne. club president, and commended the lo cal BPW for their many accom plishments and contributions to the cogimunity in the few years of organization and thanked members for their participation in the fourth Weed Italian Carnivale. As long as a man is your em ployer you owe him your loyalty. It is poor manners and poor busi ness for anyone to go around run- nine down the man for whom he works. If you don't respect your boss, it is time to look for another one. POIVRE ...Caron's Latest Perfume Masterpiece Foivre, his been rapturously iccbimid in Paris and New Teit, as a truly peat perfume in the famous Caroa tradition. Sfity aaal severely elegant, with subtle undertone! that reveal its Oritaul inspiration. Like all Caron products, it is elegantly pisssalse' ia gleaming crystal llacon crowned with gold. J . $21 JO, Htm. fMUV, At Our' Perfume Bar -Dram $2.50 . We Give G&W Brown Stamp 9th & Main Ph. 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